Automation MCP servers
MCP servers for browser automation, scripting, webhooks, and event-driven workflows.
About Automation MCP servers
Automation MCP servers let agents actually do things: drive a browser with Playwright or Puppeteer, inspect a page with Chrome DevTools, run scripts, and chain webhooks. They are the action layer of an agentic system.
All Automation MCP servers
3 servers, ordered by community adoption.
Playwright MCP
Reliable browser automation for AI agents
A browser automation MCP server built on Playwright. Agents can navigate pages, click elements, fill forms, capture screenshots, and inspect the DOM with deterministic waits and accessibility-aware locators.
Puppeteer MCP
Headless Chrome automation via MCP
A Puppeteer-based MCP server for scraping, screenshotting, and interacting with web pages. A practical alternative to Playwright when teams already standardize on the Puppeteer ecosystem.
Chrome DevTools MCP
Inspect and script the live browser
Expose Chrome DevTools Protocol commands through MCP. Agents can capture console output, profile performance, manipulate cookies, and execute JavaScript against a live Chrome instance.
How to install a Automation MCP server
- Pick a server from the list above and read its detail page.
- Copy the install command. Most servers run via
npx,uvx, ordocker. - Open your AI client's MCP configuration and add the command.
- Restart the client and verify the tools appear in the model context.
Need a refresher? Read the MCP guide for the full walkthrough.